KEEP WHAT WORKS • UPDATE WHAT DOES NOT
Replace or Upgrade Your Central Vacuum Power Unit
An older vacuum power unit may wear out long before its in-wall piping does. We can evaluate a compatible replacement that keeps serviceable tubing and inlets in place.
ADVANCED VACUUM SYSTEMS • TULSA
First, identify the failure
Poor suction does not always mean the motor is finished. A clogged hose, filter or line may be the cause.
We help homeowners in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso and surrounding areas evaluate practical solutions for their homes.
PRACTICAL DETAILS
What You Should Know
Good recommendations begin with understanding the equipment and the way you use it—not a one-size-fits-all sales pitch.
First, identify the failure
Poor suction does not always mean the motor is finished. A clogged hose, filter or line may be the cause.
Reuse suitable infrastructure
The existing piping and wall inlets can often stay when a compatible power unit is installed.
Compare repair and upgrade costs
Age, repair-part availability, electrical requirements and system condition help determine which option makes sense.
HOMEOWNER QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Can an old Beam or NuTone be replaced by another brand?
Often a compatible power unit can be installed using the existing tubing and inlet network. The particular system must be evaluated.
Do I need new piping when replacing a power unit?
Not necessarily. Sound, compatible in-wall piping can often be retained.
Should I repair or replace my motor?
That depends on equipment condition, availability of parts, repair cost and the expected benefit of upgrading.
Need Help With Your Central Vacuum?
Repair, installation, Hide-A-Hose or replacement—tell us what you have in mind and we’ll discuss the next step.